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Colorado Supreme Court limits utilities’ ability to cap liability through tariffs

In Public Service Co. of Colorado v. Cuevas, the Colorado Supreme Court addressed whether an electric utility may limit its liability to non-customers through...
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Court Opinions: Colorado Court of Appeals Opinions for Nov. 22

The Colorado Court of Appeals released two opinions Nov. 22, addressing the cases of People v. Mion and Nicola v. Grand Junction.
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History

A Brief History of Monopolies in Colorado

Gaps in federal and state monopoly laws alike have led to a variety of local statutes addressing shortfalls since the late 1800s.
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Wheeler Trigg O’Donnell Gets Millions in Tax Liability Reversed for IBM

Wheeler Trigg O’Donnell recently represented IBM in a Denver bench trial against the City of Golden that resulted in the court invalidating certain tax...
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Boulder, Xcel Dispute Reaches Colorado Supreme Court

Last week, the City of Boulder cleared another hurdle in its efforts to secure permission to operate its own utility company. The Colorado Supreme...
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